
Catch all of the latest messages from Evergreen Church in Tulsa, OK. Evergreen Church: Knowing God, Sharing Life, Changing the World.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

TITUS: Guidebook for Church Life - Training Manual for the Body of Christ"Establishing Leaders"Titus 1:1-91. Pastoral Context Explained (vv. 1-5) A. Apostolic Purpose (vv. 1, 2) B. Apostolic Proclamation (v. 3) C. Apostolic Priority (vv. 4, 5)2. Past... more
What does genuine faith look like? In this passage, James reminds us that while we are saved by grace through faith alone, the faith that saves is never alone. It will always produce a transformed life. There is a difference between simply professing... more
1. Call to Consecration (Joel 2:15)A. What Evergreen Must Not Be• A Careful Church• A Careless Church• A Carefree ChurchB. What Evergreen Must Be• A Committed Church• An Authentic Church• An Impact full Church2. Repentance for the Church (2 Chronicle... more
Identifies as the “Amen,” Jesus speaks to this church as the indisputable witness of their condition. His glory is not at all reflected in this congregation, and He is disgusted by their pride. Yet, even now, He offers hope.1. Problem: Spiritual Leth... more
With perfect judgment, Jesus evaluates the church in Philadelphia and finds no complaint there. This congregation of saints provides a solid model of a healthy church. Divine praises for the present always come with divine promises for the future.
The downward spiral beginning with the Ephesian church’s loss of its first love for Jesus and continuing with Pergamum’s worldliness and Thyatira’s toleration of sin, reaches a new low at Sardis. Christ here declares the hope and plan for revival to ... more
This letter is the longest of the seven, though addressed to the church in the smallest of the seven cities. It has an important message for today: false doctrine and sin are not to be allowed—even under the banner of love, toleration, and unity.
Worldliness is the preoccupation with or interest in things of no eternal value. Cultural compromise is the next downward spiral for a church that loses its first love. Authentic Jesus-followers understand that they do not belong to this world, so th... more
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This show features sermon recordings from a Tulsa-based church, with a strong emphasis on biblically grounded teaching, practical discipleship, and community life. Episodes frequently explore historical and theological context, then translate it into everyday faith, leadership, and service, often weaving in contemporary issues and memorial or celebration moments to encourage perseverance, devotion, and evangelism in real-world settings. A notable pattern is the blend of rigorous scripture exposition with relatable anecdotes about church life, leadership development, and mission-minded action that aims to equip listeners to live out their faith boldly.
Unique strengths include a clear pastoral voice, a consistent focus on perseverance and d... more
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